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r .- .3 a- r, i'Sk fJYE.4 Telephoto) '. RARBT BRIDGES ARRAIGNED I. L. W. U. Chief Harry Bridges j (center) leaves Federal Court in San Francisco with his wife (dark milt) after being arraigned on charges of perjury and conspiracy. V. S. Government seeks to deport Bridges to his native Australia. Man at left Is unidentified. Glendale Permit For Liquor Store Stirs Dry Faction By MRS. GERALD B. FOX INawi-Revlew Correspondent) Hottest question of the vear was quickly taken up by the Glendale City Council at its regular meet ing last week and dropped in the lap of Joe Fachett, local busi j ness man. Acting on Fachett's application. ! the council voted 4 to 2 to grant Why Buy A Pig In A Poke ? Just as a legal paper could be ; prepared after a fashion by any one having a smattering of law and legal terminology, just so Insurance can be written after a fashion by anyone with a little knowledge of insurance. But a wise man once said that a little 'I knowledge Is dangerous, and ex perience has proved him to be ; right, time after time. It Is to your Interest to have an Insurance Specialist one who makes Insurance his pro fession administer your insur ance needs. He is as essential to your financial well-being as . your doctor or lawyer. Consult him with confidence regard ing your Insurance problems. Phone-Write CalL Ken Bailey INSURANCE AGENCY 31S Pacific Bldf. Phone 398 ANNUAL SUMMER TUSSY JSL w IIP Rit Larg 8 ox. six Now only 1 each, phis to Here's your ehanc to have a whole summer cologne wardrobt ot really refreshing savings! Each fragrance comes in a smart, square bottle with a shiny brass cap, to do your dressing table proud. Have a fragrance for every mood don't miss thii Tussy cologne sale! FLOWER MART, essence of lilacs and lavender MIDNIGHT, an exotic but lilting fragrance . , . touched with mystery Tuy Summer Colognes.. 8 ouce ..eseli $l,phw t FULLERTON'S REXALL STORE 127 N. Jackson him permission to open a liquor store in the Glendale Shoe Store. The move was unannounced in ad vance and no opposing delega tion was present. Dry forces were being marsh alled this week in what promises to be a "hot fight" under leader ship of the Women's Christian Temperance Union. What steps are to be taken have not been learned, but several courses of action are reported to be under consideration. Councilman voting In favor of f ranting the liquor license were lohr, Stevenson. Drake, and Smith. Opposing were Payne and Miller. Other Council business Includ ed: The Glendale Grocery agreed to pay $40 on the cost of street Im provements In front of the store. The council voted to eliminate all angle parking oji Pacific Avenue in the business district. Parallel narking will be permitted. Fire fighting equipment was ordered, including new hose, nozzles, and connecting pieces. Notice has been posted that the budget committee of the Glendale City Council has prepared and adopted budget estimates for the fiscal year beginning July 1. A public hearing is scheduled for June 25 at 8 p. m. at which time the budget committee estimates may be discussed with the coun elland when any person suhject to the tax levy will be heard for or against said tax levy. The budget, which is posted In the business district. Includes ex pected receipts of $23,455, in addi tion to balance on hand of $7,000, making a total of $30,455. Expected expenditures for the fiscal year, in addition to the $22. 000. bond issue for the new city water system, amount to $30,455. They Include utilities, regular sew er and water maintenance and extension; streets, police depart ment, city administration, city hall, purchase fo real estate (the city purchased and held a prop erty to make It available for a doctor's residence); library, em ergency, miscellaneous and gen eral obligations, such as bond issue payments. One of the earliest examples of Roman bronze is a coin minted in 20 B. G Brawling, under British law, Is the offence of quarreling or cre ating a disturbance in church. COLOGNE SPECIAL! exciting fragrance Phone 41 New Recipe For By GAYNOR MADDOX (NEA Staff Writer) Before the local strawberry season ends, celebrate with this' new recipe: ' Strawberry Plnwhael Shortcake (6 servings) One and one-half cups sifted flour, 1 teaspoon salt, 2 teaspoons baking powder, tablespoons sugar, 3 tablespoons shortening. 1 egg, beaten, 13 cup milk, 2 table SDoons melted butter or fortified margarine, i cup sugar, 1 table spoon grated orange rind, 1 quart strawberries. Sift together flour, salt, baking powder and two tablespoons sugar. Cut shortening Into flour until mixture Is like coarse corn meal. Add beaten egg and milk all at once and mix lightly. Pat out dough on a floured board into a 9-inch square. Spread dough with melted butter or margarine. Mix topether I cup sugar and the grated orange rind; sprinkle on dough. Roll as for jelly roll; cut into six slices. Arrange bis cuits, cut side up, around edge of lightly greased heat - resistant glass fluted pie plate, 10-Inch size. Bake In moderately hot oven (375 Don't forgot your ; n , If Ml s ' f '''''' Jfjxwfe Sport Shirts F (StVj N f Cour" Dress Shirts liibMMS In v" HeUMn' " TltfM V lififflHRj HI Llondalt and BVD Vi;,t f K .. Famous Van Heusen ihlrtt In . mf jlfi brands. The widest selee- 1 'JS4 Vv - white, partel, trlpei and pafr Klitlwf'iBS tlon In town, rayons, gah- V ) J $ . ' J.. : terns. 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Cook macaroni In boiling salted water until barely tender, about 5 minutes. Drain well. Place In saucepan and add chicken broth and butter. Mix well and let sim mer, uncovered, over low heat un til the broth has been absorbed, about 10 minutes. Meanwhile, cut off watercress stems and save for use in soup stock Coarsely cut the watercress leaves. When ready to serve, add cheese and watercress leaves to macaroni. Toss lightly to mix well and serve Immediately. Reduction In European Aid Fund Considered Temporary Expedient By BRUCE BIOSSAT Sensible citizens may well doubt the wisdom and sincerity of the House action cutting $629,730,000 off new European aid funds. Economy seekers likely will brag that they saved this full sum. The fact is they agreed to a compromise with administra tion leaders under which most of the slash can be quietly re stored later. Furthermore, the Senate has yet to act on recovery appropria tions. If It votes a bigger total than the House approved, further compromise by the lower cham ber Is probable. The history of this money bill is a bit complex. President Tru man himself invited a $157,800, 000 reduction In ECA outlays, saying price declines warranted. A House appropriations subcom mittee accepted the President's cut and added another $182,300, 000 reduction of its own. This didn't satisfy the full com mittee. By a narrow 22 to 19 vote, It set aside the subcommit tee's advice and chopped $629, 730,000 off the bill about 15 per cent. Republicans provided II of the 23 votes. I m me d I ately administration spokesmen decried the mova as a serious blow to European re covery, one calculated to weaken Secretary of State Acheson's hand In facing down the Russians at Paris. When Speaker Ray burn lined up against the cut, compromise was indicated. The deal worked out, and ap proved by the full House, pro vides that the $4,642,470,000 voted for ECA may be spent in 13s months rather than 15 as orig inally proposed. In the nearly certain event the money will be spent in the shorter span, the President may seek extra funds for the remaining month and a half. On a 131-months' basis, the ef fect is to shrink the reduction to about $7,000,000 a month. With out the time-span compromise, Men., June 13, 1949 Th the cuts would run to $41,500,000 a month. Thus what may be trumped as a heavy swing of the economy axe seems more like the lignt chop-chop of a Boy Scout hatchet. There would be more faith placed In this move, too, if Con Brass had used the nrunlnr knife on other monev bills. Congress men seem to be saying: "Lets save by cutting funds for Euro peans. They don't vote here." True, they don't, but we have committed ourselves to making them strong so they can ward off communism. We can't make them the victims of dubious econ omy maneuvers designed for nome consumption. We must not give Europe the feeling that our policy, like a weathervane, shifts with every slight turn of wind. Our friend ship must be constant, far-seeing, reassuring, as lien, umar Brad ley says: "It is time we steered by the stars, not by the lights of each passing ship." The practice of kneadinr dough with the feet originated in Egypt and continued Into modern days in Scotland. News - Review, Roteburj, Or. 9 Hospital At Myrtle Point JIm In Blue Cress System Mast Hospital, Myrtle Point, today announced affiliation with Blue Cross plan for prepaid hos-pital-medlcal'Surgical care, ac cording to Paul Hammer, admin Istrator. It becomes the second hospital In Coos Bay to offer full hospital service benefits -to the many Blue Cross members here. McAuley Hospital. Coos Bay, also accepted this week by Blue Cross, will bring to forty seven, among them being Mercy Hospital. Roseburg. the number sponsoring the Northwest Hos pital Service, operating organi zation or tnis nonprofit plan. More than 21 Dercent of the total population in the United States is now enrolled in Blue Cross for prepaid health care. Four thousand participating hos pitals, with more than 85 per cent of all general hospital beds. offer benefits to 33,700,000 mem bers. The bow and arrow w used by ancient men on every conti nent except Australia.